let's bring in ashley webster, liz mcdonald, anthony scaramucci and brian. start with microsoft, shameless, i know, i own some. and big in clouds, around the block, would you buy it? anthony? >> i would buy it. stuart: at 60? >> i would, stuart. i think the market's going to be stronger than people think next year, a combination of fed forces and of better than expected economy and this is a dividend growing stock. high yield dividend stocks are going to do well next year. stuart: larry levin, would you buy microsoft at 60? you're a technology guy, i know you are. >> i am, and i like anything with cloud service and i like anything with vr. crowd services, microsoft, amazon, both buys to me. stuart: how about, you brian? >> the short-term the whole amazon thing is in the business and see what happens in the short-term of that. stuart: i have to go around the block again. we've got a denial of service

ashley webster standing by at the new york stock exchange. ashley, everybody waiting for the big event. two of biggest names to report in few minutes. >> giants. we're waiting with bated breath, amazon and google. those stocks as you can see heading into the bell both moving down half a percent but it is all about the latest results. we'll find out any second. meanwhile, wanted to show, talking of tech, how about twitter? the latest report shows they beat on earnings and revenue. everything is great, right? not so much. they are cutting 9% of their global workforce. they're shutting down their video app vine which launched three years ago but really struggled with competition from facebook instagram. the stock itself flat on the day. it is about cost cutting at twitter. will anyone buy it? that is still the question. the biggest ever deal done in the semiconductor segment. qualcomm, buying nxp semiconductors for $39 billion. what is this all about? of course qualcomm has computer chips and nxp has auto chips. there you go. those two stocks mov

but i'm joined by ashley webster. you know, ashley, when anything like this happens, this is obviously a peculiar situation in that they're calling it a chemical incident. are they suspecting terrorism? >> reporter: you certainly can't rule it out of this stage, trish, because it's a mystery. what we do know is some 26 passengers or members of the public at the airport have been treated by london ambulance services. two of those have been transported to the hospital. what we're finding from tweets and other small pieces of information provided by authorities is that these people, and as we say at least maybe 20, maybe 30, had difficulty breathing, as you say termed as a chemical incident. report of people feeling unwell. when you look at the tweets of people on the tarmac, they saw people coughing uncontrollably. the london fire brigade is on the scene. there's a special hazmat unit there as well. could it be terrorism? we don't know. just that it's a chemical incident. i should mention just a few days earlier, inciden

melissa: speaking of that, let's go back to ashley webster real quick. has more color on the iphone. ashley. >> iphone revenue in this report down 13%. the revenue from greater china, which would include hong kong and taiwan as well, down 30%. a year ago it was up 99%. china continues to be a difficult sell for apple. they have got a lot of competition, a lot of cheaper, domestic manufacturers of smartphones. japanese revenue interestingly up 10%. but the general sense is, barely meeting, having to deal with dwindling iphone sales. no doubt about it. melissa: a problem. you wonder how much that is apple and how much is insight what is going on in the chinese economy. either way that is not good news. david: we should mention they were expecting revenue down 33%. melissa: for greater china. david: 30% is actually a little bit of a beat from what they were expecting. we should mention by the way, imac revenue is down 17%. mac sales are down. they rely more than 50% of the their sales with the iphone. iphone is clearly more important but for mac sales to be

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ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, you were watching some of the biggest losers down there. reporter: yeah, absolutely. could be worse. we were down 267 at one point on the dow. coming back if you like, still down 197 points. no doubt about it, celloff today. look at some stocks were biggest drag on the dow. there you have it, merck, down 3%. unitedhealth group down nearly 2 1/2%. the health care sector biggest drag on the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq by the way. fears of perhaps a democratic sweep in the presidential elections would be hard on health care. there again donald trump said he wanted to lower health care costs as well. either way, health care stocks hurting today. intel down nearly 2%. johnson & johnson also down nearly 2%. we're kicking off the third quarter earnings season, taking a look at alcoa. boy, oh, boy, did this set the tone. alcoa as you can see down nearly 11 1/2%. it missed on earnings and revenue. also the revenue guidance from alcoa was weaker than expected put that all together, not a

i want to go to ashley webster who's on the floor of the new york stock exchange for more on this story, it keeps going. >> it certainly does with each passing day, trish. it seems like there's someone else piling on. the illinois state treasurer today saying, calling the actionses of wells fargo downright shameful. of course, follows the lead from the state of california from last week who said they, too, were going to suspend all their financial dealings with wells fargo for at least one year. and last year, by way, illinois did about $30 billion worth of financial transactions with wells fargo. and now they say they're going to look at all the dealings they have with the bank. >> mission to the suspension of -- in addition to the suspension of investment activity, all existing relationships will be put under review to assess contractual terms and obligations. the moratorium on investment activity with wells fargo will remain in effect more one year. >> and it's hard to put an exact dollar figure on this, trish, we know it's going to cost wells fargo millions of dollars of not doing b

road happy. >> i'm ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with this fox businessdow just down slightly by seven point. also the s&p and nasdaq moving slightly lower. meanwhile deutch bank stock higher on reuters report that it has support from its biggest shareholder and german lawmakers. investors may be looking to give a cash infusion up to $3 billion. the german bank has taken a hit as it tries to work out a multibillion-dollar settlement with u.s. authorities. snapchat may be ready to go public as early as march of next year. the "wall street journal" reporting that the parent company, snap, will be valued at $25 billion or more. that is big premium to the company's last valuation of $18 billion in may. what part of evacuate do you not understand? we asked former governors why it is critical for their political fortunes during a hurricane. more liz claman and the countdown after this. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft c

ashley webster, thank you very much, my friend. >> sure.r second hour. trump people trying to say don't believe these numbers, believe more in a trend that is our friend. that's them talking about what's happening right now, right here in las vegas. stick around. ♪ ♪ neil: all right. welcome back. second hour of "coast to coast" here from las vegas where what is going to happen here tomorrow is not just going to stay here, it could reverberate nationally, and for donald trump, he hopes in a positive way to reverse poll numbers that across the country -- depending on what you're looking at -- have not exactly been his friend of late. but, you know, there are a lot of things that are left out in going after the candidates. if you look at this map that seems to be in response to the constant vetting of stories concerning anything having to do with donald trump, not so much any stories with hillary clinton. we told you how the math prohibitively favors bad stories on donald trump versus virtually any story on hillary clinton. so the chief congr

trish: ashley webster joining us as well, we have jonas max ferris joining us from the wall street journal, fox here, first to you, you heard what peter said, feels as though the fed wants to have it both ways, they are just waiting on more data. >> talk about flip-flopping around, you could make the argument about raising rates or further evidence, either way the market is moving up a little bit now, doesn't sound like they are committed to that rate hike. there is a 70% chance they will go ahead in december and raise it but you raise some points, stacking the labor market is one of those issues they mentioned, well under the 2% goal. we are up 50 points was mo complaints from the fed. we talked about this for so long they continue to waffle. trish: will they continue to -- our friend jonas, do you think they will continue on in this no man's land and not raise rates or will we get them? >> we were going to get an increase, it was looking like inflation was picking up and the job market was looking pretty good but i think this is not trying to cause the problem to get worse. all-time lows

ashley webster on floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, first to you. >> david, as you say market slightly lower after big gains from friday. wanted to pick out stocks with nice gains this environment. tesla, oh, yes, elon musk's tesla, reporting record sales numbers in the last quarter. they say that that company now on schedule to reach its second half goal of 50,000 deliveries by the end of the year. that stock up 4.74% today. much better than other autos that were reporting today. ford, gm, chrysler all reporting sales flat to slightly lower. look at netflix, also up 4%. rumors are still floating around out there maybe disney would be interested in buying netflix to add to media entertainment offerings. we find out that the library netflix maintains has dropped 50% over the last four years or so. they're going to be looking to make their own original content. talking about the big deal of the day, it has been talked about a lot, cabela. that stock is up 15% after finally being acquired by bass pro shops for $5.5 billion. the com

." >> i'm ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with today's fox business tech minute. apple celebrating the 25th anniversary of it is first notebook with a brand new macbook pro. apple announcing a lighter and thinner version that includes a so-called touch bar. all of you hoping to get your hands on apple airpods you may have to wait for a while. apple delaying shipment of the wireless headphones because quote, the product? ready. samsung earnings burned by the galaxy note 7 fiasco. revenue down 96% from a year ago. facebook live getting a halloween makeover. the throwing out a series of fun filters for the live streaming service. virtual reality fans out there, facebook slashing the cost of its oculus headset. tesla is out with something tesla hasn't seen in three whole years. "countdown" is coming right back. [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did so

flynn, price tures contributod watching action from of oil and gold from the floor of the cme and ashley webster from the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, more headlines, all talk, let's face it. >> all talk, very little action, david. we were supposed to have four rate hikes, david, remember that? it could rain but there again it may not rain. that is basically they said. traders frustration same old waffle. there is still believe the december rate hike could very well be on. it is almost priced in. we've seen the dollar get stronger. seen treasury yields go up. still no belief that the december rate hike is still coming along. this was through the afternoon. we have the fed minutes released at 2:00 p.m.p hardly any reaction. blip when first headlines came out and more of the same. david, this means that the next jobs support could be bigger than some of the others, really good, much better chance of a december rate hike. vice versa, other way around. the interest sensitive stocks today, getting a little bump from what the fed had to say. real estate, utilities are just a couple of

a ashley webster's got a breakdown of, quite frankly, all the oil subsectors that are on the move today reporter: yeah. i mean, the whole sector and everything associated with oil, liz, has started to move higher. and, of course, vladimir putin says we can freeze or cut production, his own economy is in tatters. he needs more money, so why not push the price of oil up? but let's take a look at the big oil names, exxonmobil up nearly 2%, chevron also fueling this rally in the dow, but it goes on from there. look at some of the energy stocks in the s&p moving nicely higher, devon energy up 3%, pioneer natural up 3, chesapeake also up nicely on the day. and then you look at oil and gas equipment. i can go all the way down the line, anything associated with oil, halliburton up more than 2%, national oil well also up more than 2, transocean up nearly 2% as well. all it takes is for vladimir putin or one of the saudi oil ministers to say, hey, i think we can get a deal. i can tell you the traders say once we broke through 50, 53 is the next support level, so there'belief it can quite easily m

ashley webster is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. tell us about the mess in the uk? >> reporter: it is a mess, they voted for brexit in a big surprise sxaufl a sudden questions are asked and not many answers as to how they do this. i want to show you the british pound hitting close to three decade low yesterday. this is since the vote on brexit in june. gone from close to $1.48, to $1.21 yesterday, back to $1.22. when i came to the country, it was $2.82. it was in the 80s. as long as there is the discussion how the uk is going to negotiate its way out of european union, we'll have volatility with the british pound. the opposition leader in the uk says it is sham bolic, to use his words, no answers to the basic questions. there is the aforementioned jeremy corbyn. theresa may says don't panic, we are okay, putting together clear negotiations with the eu to get out and give the uk the best possible deal. uk wants a big slice of the eu single market. how much are they going to negotiate if they have control over migration? it comes out of the article 50 which theresa ma

ashley webster on floor of new york stock exchange. ashley, there was this "flash crash" of the pound before our markets opened. it kind of turned around but what happened? reporter: asia overnight, david. it absolutely plummeted some 6% just like that going down 114 to the dollar. at one point only cost you $114 to buy a pound. computer algorithms is best guess of everyone that saw this. it recovered back to 124. in fact at the end of the day the ftse in london outshown the rest of the european markets an gained thanks to a weaker pound. "flash crash," looked at algorithms, picked up a word, gave them jitters, sell orders came in but the . recovered. as for other stocks today, check out the gap up 15%, best performance in eight years. of course they have the gap stores and they have banana republic and old navy. over all it was same store comparables really helped the stock especially for old navy, up 4% despite the fact this company had a big fire at a distribution center up in new york which hurt sales but not enough to give investor

and ashley webster on floor of new york stock exchange. ashley before we get to anything else, you have breaking news on valeant. go ahead. seen stock price tumble down 12 1/2%. word of a report from bloomberg that says u.s. prosecutors, now focusing on valeant pharmaceuticals ex-ceo, and ex-cfo. j michael pierson and ex-ceo howard schiller. they are looking into potential accounting fraud charges related to the canadian company hidden ties, it gets confusing but to ties to a specialty pharma company that valeant secretly controlled. in other words were they funneling results through that company? that is what u.s. prosecutors reportedly want to know. down 12.3%. hitting lowest level of july of 10. that is six years ago, more than six years ago. certainly having impact on the stock. very quickly, as this is halloween the last day of october, wanted to bring you very quickly, the dow winners this month, if we have time. goldman, up 10%. bilge winner today. and also boeing up 8 1/2%. losers, other side of verizon and intel. this is the third

stuart: please don't talk over ashley webster. much liz: yeah, i can see that. stuart: thank you liz: you brits. stuart: that's a sweater, it's not a cardigan, eighths-- it's a quarter zip. ashley: it's a cable knit sweater made by i-zod. stuart: and donald trump says if more videos calm out, he's going to talk more about bill's women. and she would raise taxes massively-- >> i tell you hillary clinton is raising your taxes, folks, you can look at me. she's raising your taxes. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. .. >> what's your name? now he is supposed to look like donald trump, but is actually much too good-looking. you are really handsome. where is your daddy and your mommy? do you want to go back to o stah donald trump? >> trump. granted that was really cool. the big board because we are down sharp

we have adam shapiro at the clinton/gore event, jeff flock at an at&t store in chicago, and ashley websterlive from the floor of the new york stock exchange. that's where i do want to go first, ashley. >> reporter: yeah. liz: you know, specifically, we were talking about how bad the russell is looking. i wanted to show people, it's down 25 points. it is the biggest percentage loser of all the a major indices, down two full percentage points. this is a mess today. >> reporter: it is a mess, and it is pretty broadly heading lower on most of the markets, liz. you mentioned the russell off 2%, the nasdaq just yesterday we're talking about can it finish in record high territory. well, today the bottom has fallen out just a little bit, off nearly 2%, down990 points on the -- 90 points on the nasdaq. take a look at some of the big tech stock names you know. here we are, netflix down nearly 3%, yahoo!, same story. ebay down 2, microsoft also down 1.75%. let's take a look at oil. oil finishing, closing down some 56 cents at $50.79, that's after-hours trade. we had a report out of paris from the int

ashley webster is in the newsroom with the numbers. we don't say earnings, ashley, because they usually report a loss rather than a gain, right? >> they do but this is interesting, david, i have to point out, there is a lot of confusion over the tesla earnings this time around. they're phasing out certain non-gaap metrics. so there is a lot of estimates out there that have be altered, however what we went with, what is out there, loss of 54 cents on earnings. actual number coming adjusted 71 cents. look at that huge beat. revenue 2.3 billion as opposed to 11.98 billion which was the -- 1.98 billion. top and bottom, big beat. stock is up 3 1/2% after-hours. third quarter vehicle production up 92% at over 25,000. it says that the combined net orders for the new model s and model x, that's the suv have risen 68% in the third quarter. theyre on schedule but they maintain they are on schedule to produce the model 3 cars at the rate they have predicted. all in all, when you look at this, pretty darn good report and the market is reacting upwa

our very own ashley webster standing by at the nyse with the latest. it's counterintuitive here, in some ways, these days, bad news on the economy is good news because people are saying, phew, janet yellen and the fed won't move the quarter point. >> reporter: it was not a particularly strong or solid report as some others have said, it's not bad enough for the fed to change its mind. what was interesting was because of that sentiment here, we saw stocks sell off. dow hitting a low, down 119 points at one point, i think it was generally considered that the chance of a december rate hike was that much greater. up to 70% chance if you look at the fed funds futures. so the other belief is this is already baked in to be honest with you. unless we had shockingly bad report which counterintuitively to use your expression would be better news because that would stop the fed from raising a.25% or thereabouts in december. that's not the case. trish: we're looking at a slow growth job market. >> yeah. trish: i want to get to the ipo market. they're talking about

ashley webster, it always perplexes me that buffett likes to go on ability how his secretary pays morew. trish: he could certainly change that if he wanted to. >> he could at any time. why don't you write a nice big, fat check be you're feeling so guilty. i always felt -- okay, don't get me started. you're absolutely right, he could always change it if he wanted to. and the fact, look, there are many billionaires. he used exactly the same tactic as donald trump. in fact, anybody. it's not against the law. of course you can do it. trish: right. maybe the answer is we just need to change the laws -- >> yeah, okay. trish: -- simplify everything. you know, this gets me right back to the whole flat tax idea too where then at least you know everybody's paying something, everybody has to pay something, and it really and truly would be fair. >> well, it would. trish: even's paying the same. >> let's bring that tax code down from 100,000 pages to 3, something that steve forbes has been preaching about for 25 years now. [laughter] trish: i know. >> god bless him. one day i hope he's right, becau

ashley webster is pouring through the report. you have new details for us.et us have them. >> absolutely, melissa. you asked for them, i will give them to you. interesting, by the way such a good report as you say, up 5% after hours. on track to add 22 points to the dow tomorrow at this rate. the star once again for microsoft in this report has been their cloud-based services. azure, it is called, revenue grew by 1116%. in fact entire intelligent cloud unit added 10% or up 10% to $6.3 billion. also of note, as we go through this report, microsoft saying it expects to complete the acquisition of linkedin by the second quarter of fiscal year 2017 as well as sale of some of its phone products. yes, they did have phone products. remember lumina? that is going out the door. revenue down 72%. wipe that out. all eyes on the cloud so to speak. microsoft still a very distant second to amazon web services. however, there is room to roll. there is room to grow. and investors like this report because it is heading in the right direction. straight up to the cloud, guys.

ashley webster ratio up.look at netflix, they've got a new series called luke cage based on the marvel comic. so popular last weekend it reportedly crashed netflix which is up again today. gone up about $10 in ten days. look at craigslist facebook is launched marketplace which allows you to buy and sell why your local community we're already hearing that the site is flooded with illegal guns, drugs, sex, and wildlife . you can buy hedgehogs apparently. >> oh, good. [laughter] stuart: facebook is down one cent. google, new pixel phone available only on verizon at&t customers t-mobile customers you're out of luck only verizon. google is 806 with a hurricane we check home improvement stores and the emergency generic maker doing it again this morning as matthew approaches florida. home depot is down a fraction. lowes up and red arrow for chip maker micron tell me why, nicole. >> this is a real story that you're going to have to sure mice and take a guess what happens going forward because it's a mixed bag. curren

straight down to ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more on it. >> reporter: the third quarter earning season getting under way with a thud. alcoa coming out missing the street's estimates on revenue and profit, also giving a weaker outlook with regard to revenue. that set the scene, if you like, the dow off 229 points. we've seen oil too, come back a little bit. we had a report out of paris, monthly report from the international energy agency, that shows supply is growing, which, of course, is not good for oil prices that dropped down more than 1%. a strong dollar to throw into the mix as well. very strong dollar. we've seen the yield on the ten-year treasury move on up, around 1.76, 1.77. up three basis points, and on top of all of this, trish, yes, the specter of a fed rate hike in december of 0.25%, just adding to that sentiment, if you like here, on the floor. third-quarter earnings, very important, always the first two quarters were tough as we know, but looking to the third quarter to see things picking up. if alcoa is any indication, it may not be, if

ashley webster has the results. >> we're waiting for all of the details. earnings per share. the estimate is 44 cents, coming in 45 cents. one cent beat on earnings. revenue right about in there. the estimate was for 2.19, coming in at 2.2 billion. essentially where we expected on revenue. as for some of the other items. merchandise volume growth. what does that mean in the value of items sold on the site. that was up 5% at 20 billion. they added a million active buyers across the platform. that brings 165 million global active buyers on ebay. stubhub. that merchandise growth up 23%. after-hours dropping. i think we're seeing a weak outlook and we know the holiday season is so vital to online retailers and ebay who is once dominant in the late 1990s and now, not so much as the "wall street journal" said, the auction house to sell grandma's stuff in the attic. ebay trying to change it around. melissa: ashley, thank you for that. >> sure. melissa: the final showdown. i should have sung that. right? hillary clinton and donald trump take the stage to plead their case for one last

. >> i'm ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. the telecom sector. "wall street journal" reporting a possible merger deal between centurylink and level 3 communications, l-3 communications, down 6% but centurylink up nearly 10% on that news a deal could be announced within the next several weeks. meanwhile groupon, that share price moving much lower today after reporting much bigger third quarter net loss and expected revenue growth slowing. groupon shares down almost 20% even though they announced they will buy their rival living social. alaska air getting clearance from regulators buy virgin america for around reported $4 billion. we are expecting more details on that in the coming weeks. neil cavuto up next with "coast to coast." neil: you know a lot of these, the whole server thing with hillary clinton apparently wasn't just a shock to the world. apparently to clinton insiders it was bigger shock for them. the timeline that is now exploding all through these wikileak emails. peter barnes with the latest. hey, peter. reporter:

. >> i'm ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange.espite all the big headlines on the presidential campaign things quiet on the major markets as investors, well, they sit on their hands a little bit. let's take a look at some of the major media companies reporting earnings this week. discovery communication, time warner, as you can see up 1%. cbs fairly higher. charter communications will be reporting this week. also keeping an eye on the big deal we've been talking about, time warner, at&t, $85 billion. both of those companies moving higher. time warner up nicely nearly 1%. we'll also be hearing from some big tech companies this week as well. technology companies have been doing very well in the earnings sector. bea down 2%. alibaba, big chinese company slightly down as it facebook. that is the latest from the new york stock exchange. more "coast to coast" is next. did you know there's a way to save up to 95% on your prescriptions? introducing blink health. blink has negotiated some of the lowest prices so you can get your same medic

. >> i'm ashley webster with the fox business brief.ollow the story on reports that yahoo! last year secretly built a custom software program that was used to search all of yahoo!'s members incoming emails, hundreds of millions of them, at the behest of the u.s. government, in particular the national security agency and the fbi. the statement that we've had from yahoo! in the wake of this story breaking, the statement says, yahoo! is a law-abiding company and complies with the laws of the united states. as for the stock, it hasn't had much impact. yahoo!'s stock essentially flat this afternoon. meanwhile the dow itself starting to lose ground. we have a strong dollar. the dow up 100 points. s&p and nasdaq also down a quarter to half of a percent. more from neil in virginia after this. neil: ransom deal, however you want to describe it last year, looking at suing iran for all these years of captivity. now the issue is whether he can get a sovereign government to pay out for all the pain and suffering. you would think with the 9/11 victim

reporter: i'm ashley webster from the floor of the new york stock exchange with your business brief. all major markets, all you can see down 1%. nasdaq up 1 1/2%. look at stocks a bit of a drain on the markets today. we begin with merck down 2.6% as you can see. intel also down 2.6%. unitedhealth also a drag do, down nearly 2%. visa too down 1 1/2%. now let's look at stocks that have been on the move in light of those problems at samsung has had with its galaxy note 7. apple benefiting no doubt. analysts say it could increase apple iphone sales by 15 million. that stock is up. alphabet or google may be able to sell more of their pixel phones. the stock not reflecting it, down half a percent. latest from the new york stock exchange. more with neil cavuto right after this. neil: i think this is donald trump tweeting. i hope people are looking at tweets from donald trump. i hope they'reooki at the does graceful behavior of hillary clinton as exposed by wikileaks. she sun fit to run, obviously responding to wave after wave of leaks show her saying one thing when it comes to going after b

ashley webster, you're all right. ashley: thank you. stuart: the webster ratio holds.s on our team this morning and so is liz macdonald. larry levin, liz peek, john layfield. we're at it. right after the debate mexico's peso is at an all-time high. and some think that hillary won the debate. larry, to you first, virtual reality guy, do you think that hillary won the debate last night? >> no, i don't think she won the debate. i don't think i have an impartial view, i'm a trump fan as you know, i don't think she won the debate by any means, i think that donald won it handily, a lot of people think she's going to win. the polls think she's going to win, i haven't seen any today after the debate, but, yes, the polls think she's going to win and makes sense that the peso is moving higher. stuart: how about you, john, do you think she won? >> no, i think america lost. it's crazy we have to pick between one of these two terrible candidates and i think the market is looking at this at hillary clinton, they like certainty, even though certainty is bad. i think the market believ

ashley webster is back and with us this morning. hope mom is okay. ashley: mom is doing just fine.t: liz macdonald, art laffer and todd horowitz. around the block. i said foolishly yesterday, netflix might be a thing of the past. mike murphy, make me feel bad. >> i get where you were coming from, stuart, wrong. netflix is a thing of the future. the way we consume content is completely different now days, people want their content when they want it at their home, at their convenience that's where netflix is and one point i want to point out. netflix is raising prices 10%. they were grandfathered out of this and now coming into effect. from $10 to $11. it's not going to get rid of customers, but it is having a direct impact on bottom line. >> fair point. todd horowitz, netflix, i know you don't do much in the stock market part of business, but would you buy it now? >> no, i think you're right, stuart. i think that netflix itself is a thing of the past. the earnings this year didn't match last year's. all we did, we're supporting a company that's better than expected this quarter, but

full screen, ashley webster, michael murphy and peter navarro. market watcher says stocks looks like they are at tech-bubble levels. i'm going to go around the block with this. tech-bubble levels, what so you? >> my biggest concern isn't the current price of stock is where we are with earnings. stuart: peter navarro makes me worry when people say tech-bubble levels. i presume there means a selloff coming, what so you? >> they jump into stocks. it's just a phoney false obama and it's going to crash. stuart: you you would think it's going to crack down? >> it has to. growth isn't moving it. it's a bond market money that can't get a return so what do they do, they throw some of it into stocks and it goes up and it's as simple as that. stuart: this is your turf, what do you say about a tech h-bubble look aligning now? >> i don't think we are quite at a tech-bubble level. we are a very high valuations for all the reason the previous guests have said. the earnings aren't catching up with what's going on. we had a little bit of a pop this past month but

apple is down a fraction, ashley webster is here, liz mcdonald, james freeman, a fool screen was octoberisky month and now hsbc, big bank warning about the imminent big time selloff. is it going to happen? are you worried? >> for this particular issue it is a technical call, some really esoteric stuff and i don't buy into the other one in a lot of ways, we don't have an imminent selloff. we have a reckoning for all this said stuff but not this year. stuart: it is october, imminent selloff, yes or no? >> depends if they raise interest rates, we know that will happen in a december a couple weeks before. it is an imminent rally. stuart: a lot of people say to me and i am sure to you we have a big selloff in october, how do you answer that? i will ask that question, james freeman, imminent selloff, here we go. >> you will see an imminent selloff if market start to expect a clinton victory along with democratic control of the house and senate. that will change expectations, what the expectations have been until now and where you get the big october selloff. you don't have to get too esoteric,

ashley: oil up to $51 liz: the webster ratio. stuart: why don't you take some credit.ley webster ratio. ashley: 1.23 cents on oil. stuart: 128 and climbing on the dow. oil up, stocks up, big gain, 18-3 for the dow. here is a rather depressing story and a number for you, nearly seven in ten americans have less than a thousand bucks saved cash, less than a thousand. seven out of ten of us, ash. ashley: even worse, 34% of those don't have a dime in saving. 30% less than a thousand and what's interesting about the survey not every income group was worse off than the other. that's that took in 100 to 149,000 a year 44% of them had less than a thousand in savings. stuart: hold on, if you make between 100 and 150 bucks a year. ashley: 44% of that group. stuart: hadn't got a thousand bucks? >> no, 150,000 plus, 29% had less than-- >> todd horowitz, i heard you in the background, what do you make of this. >> that's the great program brought to us by president obama, the 10 million jobs, everything they've talked about and what a wonderful job they've done with 1% growth if they

ashley webster is here. we are trying to get some light into this market.to start with twitter which is down sharply. let's go to you, larry, first now that it's 18 percentage points down? >> no, a lot of people stepped up because disney was coming in and other companies were not going to step in. you take a risk when you buy that stock when you're looking for a whole bunch of people buy it out and they step away. those people are getting hurt a little bit. i wouldn't be a buyer right here . stuart: john in bermuda would you buy $20 a share? >> no, if they can't make money off of this, i'm not sure they can make money and if salesforce.com this probably goes back to mid teens. stuart: everybody knows the name of twitter. >> they have no revenue model. it's a lot of money to pay for data. a lot of money to pay for data. the stock is coming down. stuart: coming down some more? >> yeah. stuart: this morning we are pricing at about $843 per share. amazon 841 now. john, still too expensive for you? >> it's still expensive for me at 500. [laughter] >> what a mist

the ashley webster ratio. apple first annual decline in revenue and profit since 2001.are. chaplain investment, wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole. earnings, always about earnings. earnings growth comes from outside the u.s. not a lot of nominal growth in the u.s. pre-bubble market plan is how can we expand outside this country and you have basically earnings moving towards much, much slower at this point. in the united states sales focus internationally. >> is there a greater problem with apple that is not innovating anymore? the iphone is a brilliant product. but what else have they got for the future? >> apple's iphone is the gateway to their apps. they make 30% of revenue made from 30% of the revenue come back to apple. if you have an app, apple will take 30% if they buy on their apps store. that is what they want. they want to push everybody through that apple phone. it has worked but there's nothing new. they might have a longer battery but that's not going to change people. >> you are not buying apple at that price. >> at what your opinion on the election as a

stuart: excellent the new star performing ashley webster. want to thank everybody, larry, dr, thank you very much indeed both of you, appreciate that. where are we? 18-2 is where we are. the latest poll, trump closing the gap with hillary despite cons standpoint attacks from the media. pollster pat cavel next. the latest example of a mainstream media double standard. this time with singer adele. we'll explain in a minute. ♪ this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician, who works across the street from this man, who creates software. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. recengrand prix race cars-benz made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually ha

ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, keith fitz, they're all here today.arket reaction to the fbi announcement. around the block. keith you first. i thought the market would sell off big time. why did it not? >> this is a good thing, stuart, because it's proof positive that nobody's given up. i think there's a sense amongst traders that things are going to get swept under the carpet yet again. remember who these people are. they have to take risk and keep the money moving. this is one of the few areas where investors have an advantage over wall street on a day like today. stuart: scott, what do you make of this. a higher opening on a market after a day and a weekend of political turmoil. >> as big as the turmoil is, we've got our other things to worry about, bank of japan, bank of england, a fed rate decision and jobs the end of the week. the market is smart. focusing on four things rather than the garbage we saw all weekend. stuart: garbage. [laughter] it's not garbage, this is our country's future. i think the market is saying it's a split decision. hill

ashley webster, liz macdonald, scott shellady, jeff sica and steve moore.f, you're a money guy and do you agree with me the analysts rigging this and-- i'm incensed about it. >> these are the same analysts-- this is how useless analysts are. the same analysts when amazon wasn't profitable, they couldn't buy enough of it. amazon made money six consecutive quarters. the fact is they're doing the absolute right thing right now. last year, they built 14 fulfillment centers, these are million square foot, 10 football field massive pieces of real estate. this year they've built 26. they're doubling on content and they're doing everything right and they need to do this and jeff bezos knows that. they need to do this in order to accomplish their goal, keep in mind, their goal is to be within 24 hours of 80% of the u.s. population. that's a lofty goal, but that's going to continue to make them profitable liz: it's kind of like what dorothy parker said about economists. if you laid them end to end, they wouldn't reach a conclusion. dorothy parker. stuart: am i onto s

if you're missing ashley webster, he's in florida helping his mom taken out of her home and wend off rlando. ashley is down there helping mom recover from matthew. he'll be back soon, we hope. it looks like a slight open for the markets. 8, 9 points, that's it. there's a financial crisis coming and caterpillar, the ceo is retiring sometime next year, not affecting the stock at all. it will open still at $87 a share. and twitter, that's another story, nobody wants to buy this thing and down it goes, and $16 a share this morning. remember last week, it was 24. and trying to do the math. that's about 30% in a week and not good liz: 33. stuart: thank you very much, liz. and no math. a dreadful story for you. the teenage daughter of sprinter tyson gay, he was in the olympics, killed during a shootout, hit in the neck, between two vehicles in a restaurant parking lot. the sheriff david clark is it here. where is black lives matter in this? where is the president in this? who is saying anything about this, this disgraceful happening here? >> well, nothing. this doesn't fit their ugly narrati

let's bring in ashley webster elizabeth macdonald scott, keith fitzgerald. car delivers i think up 70.that's significant. but they haven't made a profit. >> they haven't but getting closer these numbers impressive for third quarter double number of vehicles for delivery up 77 to 70% from the second quarter. but thens there was a whisper they were getting sales through some discounts something that elon musk says never will we give a discount and slim margin as you say not making money anyway. but trying to get 50,000 cars delivered in second half of 2016 they are perhaps getting close to that. stuart: keith fitzgerald would you buy tesla at 209? >> i would have no problem recommending tesla at 209. it's a game changing stock in it industry. i think tesla this number demonstrates in charge what he wants to accomplish and no doubt about that . but i think that bigger picture says you've got to have it. and what had is it on green energy subsidies. does that worry with you an election coming up and some contain away. >> sure, but you know here's the thing a cha

who is with us, ashley webster, liz macdonald, david sica, david malpass.l start with the elections 15 days away. let's go around the block. the green arrows, stocks are going up. does it have anything to do with hillary leading in the polls. trump guy. david malpass, first. >> i don't think it does. it's related to m and a abbing fifth. you've got bullard from the st. louis feds saying that rates are going to stay low. so what the market likes is access to bond debt so they're running up a lot of corporate debt and it gets distributed all around to the fees that go into m and a. the fees that go into washington d.c. so that makes people happy. it's not the election. hillary clinton is going to raise the capital gains tax, it's a six-year holding period so that's a negative for the market. that's not what is doing this. stuart: scott shellady, i think what the market wants is a split decision. if it's going to be a hillary presidency, okay, let's have the republicans keep the senate and house, that helps the market, doesn't it? >> maybe. i mean, it's almost

joining us today, ashley webster, liz macdonald, anthony scaramucci, lenore hopkins and scott shelladyping along, your characterization of the jobs report and what it means for the market? >> you saw today, the market is happier about this than if it would have been a beat. the beat would have been, yeah, we're going to raise rates. what a telling them this, the full-time jobs dropped and the worst part those who have multiple jobs spiked. the fifth biggest spike in the past ten years, today the people holding multiple jobs because they have to is the highest since august 2008. stuart: that's fascinating. anthony, you're shaking your head. >> i'm shaking my head because you've got good front line numbers, but bad for unemployment and aspirational working klassen a middle last families. i'm upset about it. stuart: i want to move quickly to the snap chat story, they're reportedly working on an ipo, letting the public buy into the company. offering stock. it might happen by next march. i know that snap chat is messages and photos that disappear. i want to go around the block. which is the